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Forward Together Pilot Grant for North Sacramento

Innovation and Grants

Forward Together Pilot Grant for North Sacramento

This grant opportunity is now closed.

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Overview

This grant opportunity is now closed. Please read below for past grant guidelines and additional information.

The Neighborhood Development Action Team (“NDAT”) is announcing a Notice of Funding Availability (“NOFA”) for North Sacramento to catalyze the Forward Together Action Plan (“Action Plan”) and build momentum toward accomplishing the goals, strategies, and actions within it. The Forward Together Pilot Grant Program (“Pilot Grant”) is seeking proposals that address the needs identified in the plan.

The Pilot Grant features two grant types (described below), and each grant type asks the applicant to propose actions that align with the Action Plan. Proposals must include clear timelines, budget and actions that benefit the people and businesses within the Action Plan study area. The total amount of funding available is $700,000.

The Collaborative Impact Grant – $500,000 is dedicated to this grant type and up to four grants are anticipated to be awarded.

This grant is for organizations and businesses to collaborate on a single proposal that will achieve multiple actions listed in the Action Plan. Eligible applications are from nonprofits, community-based organizations, business and property owners, faith-based institutions, and other organizational stakeholders. The intention is to build capacity and partner together to achieve outcomes aligned with the goals, strategies, and actions in the Action Plan.

This grant opportunity is closed.
The Action Grant – $200,000 is dedicated to this grant type and up to 30 grants are anticipated to be awarded.

This grant is intended to fund projects that deliver tangible results and impact within 12 months or less. In this grant type, the project proposal should convey strong feasibility, project management, and clearly measure outputs, outcomes, and defined impact. The Action Grant is for organizations, businesses, individuals, artists, entrepreneurs, nonprofits, and more to apply – either on their own, or in partnership – to address a goal, strategy, or action in the Forward Together Action Plan.

This grant opportunity is closed.

Please review the NOFA before proceeding to the application.

How to Apply

To complete and submit your application, please visit Submittable – the City’s online grant application platform – and follow the prompts to login or create an account.

1. For instructions on how to submit, please view the recording with instructions on how to submit here:

a. English Recording

b. Hmong Recording

c. Spanish Recording

d. Vietnamese Recording

2. It is advised to use the application templates (below) to write your grant proposal to avoid losing your work due to unforeseen technical issues. When you are ready to submit, simply copy and paste your responses into the online application via Submittable.

Documents

1. Notice of Funding Availability (NOFA)

2. Workplan Templates

a. Commercial Corridor Collaborative Impact Grant

b. Arts and Creative Economy Collaborative Impact Grant

c. Project Support Action Grant

3. Budget Narrative Template (Collaborative Impact Grant)

4. Budget Templates

a. Commercial Corridor Collaborative Impact Grant

b. Arts and Creative Economy Collaborative Impact Grant

c. Project Support Action Grant

5. Sample Organization Chart (applies to the Collaborative Impact Grant)

Important Dates

1. NOFA Release Date – May 17, 2024

a. Action Grant Application Deadline – Aug. 5, 11:59 p.m. PDT

b. Collaborative Impact Grant Application Deadline (extended) – Sep. 9, 11:59 p.m. PDT

2. Questions (Priority Deadline) – May 31, 2024

3. Questions (General Deadline) – Aug. 2, 2024

b. Collaborative Impact Grant Question Deadline (extended) – Sep. 6, 12:00 p.m. PDT

4. Review and Recommendation Period – Through Oct. 31

5. Award Notification and Agreement Execution – Through December 31

6. Anticipated Grant Term – 12 months

7. Connect with us at various virtual and in-person opportunities listed below. Check back frequently for updates.

a. Virtual Information Session and Submittable Application Assistance - May 30 at 3 p.m.

i. Registration is closed

b. Office Hours - May 30-Aug. 1

i. Mondays (virtual) from 12:30-1:30 p.m.

1. Appointment signup

ii. Thursdays (in-person at the Greater Sacramento Urban League - 3725 Marysville Blvd)

1. Appointment signup

c. Partnership Matching Workshop – July 11 at 4 p.m. at the Greater Sacramento Urban League - 3725 Marysville Blvd

i. Registration is closed

d. Grant Writing Workshops

i. July 16 at 4 p.m. at the Greater Sacramento Urban League – 3725 Marysville Blvd

1. Registration is closed

ii. Philanthropy California and the Office of Emergency Services are hosting a free in-person grant writing training on July 25 from 8:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. at the California Endowment, 1414 K St #500. Only 80 spots are available.

1. Registration is closed

Contact Us

NDAT welcomes everyone to join its programs and activities. If you have questions, need translation or interpretation, technical help, disability accommodations, materials in different formats, or accessibility info, please contact us at smallbusiness@cityofsacramento.org or 916-808-7223.

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